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HERMISTON, UMATELL1 COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1920.
COMMERCIAL HATCHERY IS
SECURED FOR HERMISTON
HERMISTON
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GOVERNOR TAKES TWO TO ONE
T.T.A H TTF.PT.
Gerald A. W hite of Lexington Buys
Land For Locating
Station Flock o f
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Sheep Earns B,g
Dividend in Year
FLEDGES
AID
TO
MINT ROOTS BEING |M ” mnees to C ity STEIWER-PATTERSON
PIERCE LEADS IN
UMATILLA IN EFFORT TO GET
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J á y V o te
ELECTION WINNERS
LOCAL PRECINCTS STATE HOSPIT’L LOCATED THERE SET 00T NEAR HERE
Steiwer Noses
Out
Haney
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by
13
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A m otion w as passed by the com­
m ercial club a t Its m eeting Tuesday
a u th o rizin g S ecretary W. J. W arner
to d ra ft and send a resolution to
U m atilla citizens assu rin g them th a t
H erm iston will render every aid in
its pow er to help U m atilla to secure
th e s ta te tuberculosis hospital for*
eastern Oregon in the event th a t the
hospital is authorized.
U m atilla launched an e ffo rt tb se­
cure the in stitu tio n before th e elec­
tion. More days of su n sh in e d u r­
ing a y ear th a n Los A ngeles has,
plenty of cheap land for a site and
o th er advantages are being urged by
U m atilla as reasons why th s hospital
should be located there.
T he motion was passed by u nani
mous vote.
BERT MULLINS
TO
DEVOTE
15 A H
Norton ¡ ^
ds
j
„
Snlith UMATILLA COUNTY MAN BEATS
ACRES TO CROP
As Member of Council; Prime
Trial of Mint on Small Scale This
Named Mayor.
HANEY IN RACE
Patterson Leads By 25,000 in Race
For Governor; Scott
The present city officials of H er­
m
iston
w
ere
elected
to
succeed
them
-
Defeats Ritner.
Acreage Increase.
Taylor Popular.
I selves In th e election held Tuesday,
LOWER FEED COSTS BIG CAUSE
' except in the case of J. N. Sm ith,
G overnor P ierce secured a big m a­
F rederick S teiw er of Pfendleon,
Quite
an
acreage
of
land
In
this
councilm an, whose place w ill be tak-
Gross Returns on $200.00 Investment jo rity In th i general election In the
OF DECISION
d lstrict is being prepared for t h e ' en by A H N orton' Mr. Sm ith has republican nom inee fo r U nited State»
th ree H erm iston p re c irc ts, according
Runs
Than $100, Supt.
first p la n tin g of m int on a com m er­ left H erm iston, and Mr. N orton was senator, is elected, and I. L. P a tte r­
Newcomer Has 2000 H ns and Equip­
to
th e
com plete
re tu rn s. F red
son of P olk county, is governor-elect
cial scale, and p la n tin g of th e roots a candidate to succeed him .
S teiw er took a slig h t lead over
Dean States.
T he vote cast w as as follows:
m ent Needed to Handle His
of Oregon as a re s u lt of th e election
is
expected
to
be
made
d
u
rin
g
the
H aney w ith 8 tanfie!d tr a ilin g th ird
Mayor, F. V. P rim e 66, J. M. Biggs Tuesday. Mr. Steiw er had a lead of
coming week.
Ju d g e I. M. Schannep and Mrs.
Flock and Plant.
2;
C. W. Kellogg, 1; A. H. N orton, 1. a little more th a n 6,000 w ith the
T h at a sm all farm Hock of sheep B etty e D eH art both secured heavy
The larg est acreage w ill be p la n t­
R ecorder, C. W. Kellogg, 69.
count In from five-sixths of the pre­
ed
by
B
ert
M
ullins,
local
business
A com m ercial p o u ltry h atch e ry for pays a " ice in te re st on investm ent | m ajo rlties here
T he vote on some
T ronsurer, G eorgia H enderson. 69. cinct», and Mr. P a tte rs o n ’s lead over
man.
He
is
p
re
p
a
rin
g
about
15
th e H erm iston d is tric t was assured and a t th e sam e tim e re tu rn s excel- candidates in th e th ree precincts was
Councilmen, J. M. Biggs, 68; R. A. the incum bent w as a little less th a n
acres on h is ranch on the Meadows,
S atu rd ay w hen G erald A. W h ite of lent resu lts by co n v ertin g w hat a8 follows, th e vote fo r each ca n d l
Brov/nBOn, 65; H. E. H itt, 68; C. S. 25,000.
across
the
riv
er
from
S
tanfield,
J
o
therw
ise
would
be
w
aste
p
roducts
<ja
te
being
given
by
precinct
In
rota-
L exington, Oregon, closed a deal for
The e a stern O regon norm al bill
S. W est is also p rep arin g a s m a lle r, McNau*h t ’ 87 ; A- H ’ N o rto n ’ 87 ; A
th e pur 'hase of 58 acres of land from in to money is illu s tra te d by th e | tion, th e precinct numl>ers b eing 53, LITTLE BOY DIES AFTER
patch on some land he ow ns along
P raJin' «*■ B ert H anellne, 1; carried, an did th e hospital bill. T he
show
ing
made
th
is
season
by
the
54
an(j
55.
F. B. Swayze in the edge of tow n and
Thom as Campbell, 2,
BEING STRUCK BY CAR th e riv e r below H erm iston.
Denis resolution m easure and both
F or IT. S. S en ato r
announced his in te n tio n of m oving flock a t th e exp erim en t statio n farm .
Judge« of the election board were income tax proposals, to g eth er w ith
A
t
th
e
b
eg
in
n
in
g
of
th
e
year
th
e
Mr.
M
ullins
experim
ented
w
ith
a
Adams, 2, 0, 1; H aney 62, 80, 30;
h is b u ild in g p la n t to th « new loca­
B urton J. C lark J r . aged about patch of about h a lf an acre on his T. P. Campbell. W. L. H am m and J. th e housew ives' m easure, w ere de­
flock consisted of seven head, S u p er­ S tan field , 19, 23, 25; Steiw er, 76, 79.
tion.
four,
son of Mr. and Mrs. B urton place th is season and w as well pleas­ L. W aller. C lerks w ere Belle Shea- feated.
in
ten
d
en
t
Dean
said,
one
ram
and
six
30.
The land purchased by Mr. W hite
U m atilla county w ill have one
C
lark
of n ear Messner, died sh o rtly ed w ith th e re su lts he secured. His ely and M artha H anellnei
of
is ju s t w est of th e D airy and Hog ewe8’ aU Purebreds. The sale
F or Governor
dem ocrat re p iesetn in g it in th e
a
fte
r
an
auto
accident
last
F
riday
stock
and
wool
from
th
e
seven
head
venture
in
to
th
e
business
on
a
com
­
P
a
tte
rso
n
,
52,
55,
14;
Pierce,
106,
show grounds. The highw ay
and
legislature.
Joseph N. S cott of
m orning. T he little fellow Was m ercial scale is th e re su lt of the ex- TWO UMATILLA WOMEN ARE
th e O.-W R . & N. tra c k bound it on am ounted to $64. In addition, th e 120, 73; S ta lla rd , 7, 6, 0.
A thena defeated Roy W. R itn e r by
crossing th e highw ay and was stru c k perim ental w ork he did d u rin g the
th e w est and south, and an o th e r I f1ock won prlzes aSfU eeating $13 a t
Jo in t S en ato r
INJURED WHEN TRVJCK HITS a narrow m argin for the office of
highw ay ru n s past it on the east, j th e H erm iston D airy & H og show.
K iddle, 67. 71, 28; T aylor, 83, 93, by the fender of a car. H is arm Was past season.
Joint rep resen tativ e. H. J. T aylor
broken and he suffered a fra c tu re of
Mr. M ullins w ill p la n t roots to se­
Its ready accessibility w as nne of t h e | Two lan,bs w er® saved from th e in 52.
the skull.
cure h is s ta rt. He h as estim ated Mrs. Park and Mrs. McFarland who has served as Joint senator from
S tate S enator
factors th a t caused Mr. W h ite to sel- crease to be added to the flock, the
Union, U m atilla and Morrow coun­
value of th e tw o being placed a t $25.
He was placed in a c ar and brought th a t the m inim um cost of roots and j
Sustain P ainful Hurts
M ann, 91, 101, 61; P restbye, 51,
v .t It for th e location of his p lant.
ties d u rin g tw o sessions w as d efeat­
T
h
e
to
ta
l
e
a
rn
in
g
s
from
th
e
flock
to
H
erm
iston.
At
U
m
atilla
he
was
th
e
labor
of
se
ttin
g
them
w
ill
run
52, 22.
The e n tire p la n t of b uildings ow n­
ed by Fred K iddle of U nion county.
Tuesday Night.
still alive, but by the tim e of a r ­ $75 per acre. Once th e crop is es­
ed by Mr. W h ite a t L exington w ill for th e season am ounted to $102.
J o in t R ep resen tativ e ....
I. M. S channep and J. O. H ales
“W e have not k ep t cost records on
tablished how ever, it w ill not be nec­
R itn er, 74, 72, 35; Scott, 72, 74, riv al in H erm iston he had died.
be moved to H erm iston to be used as
w ere re-elected county Judge and
th
is
phase
of
o
u
r
a
ctiv
ities,”
Supt.
essary
to
set
roots
out
ag
ain
for
a
37.
a p a rt of his business. He stateid
Mrs. A. E. M cFarland and Mrs. county com m issioner, respectively.
num ber of years. A s th e y lan ts be­
th a t he expects to have all of his Dean said, " b u t th e re tu rn s on th eir
S ta te R ep resen tativ e
New Residents Arrive
P ark ’ of U m atilla sustained serious Mrs. B ettye D eH art
w as elected
M iller, 84, 85, 42; N orvell, 64
equipm ent In place here by around face are very satisfacto ry . T he value
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. W rig h t, fo r­ come well established the roots have in ju rie s Tuesday n ig h t about 9:00 tre a su re r.
R epresentative® nam ed
of
the
orig
in
al
flock
of
seven
is
about
to
be
thinned
out
so
th
a
t
p
la
n
ts
will
December 1.
64, 28; Johns, 50, 64, 29; McFadden, m erly of La G rande, a re now living
o’clock w hen they were stru ck by a are S. A. M iller of M ilton nnd J . S.
Included am ong th e effects h e w ill $200. L ast w in ter they ru stled all 41, 55, 29.
on the place w hich they recently keep producing leaves from w hich tru ck driven by Charlfes T illery of N orvell of H elix w ho defeated Jam es
have to move a re 2,000 W h ite Leg­ of th e ir feed on th e farm an d camel
C ounty Ju d g e
purchased from Mrs. M artha Loun- the m in t Is distilled, h e said.
P ortland. T he accident occurred in Jo h n s and C. L. M cFadden. L. L.
A m eeting of those Interested in
horn hens, a lay in g house m easu r­ thro u g h hog fat. Of course in th e
McCook, 42, 57, 27; Schannep, la g in , southw est of tow n. T h e ir.lit­
fro n t of Dick L an e's garage. The Mann won the office of sta te se n a ­
ing 20 by 200, four1 brooder houses o rd in ary w in ter th ey would have to 106, 107, 52.
tle g ran d d au g h ter, M arie Lou S tev­ m int c u ltu re was held a t U m atilla tw o women had ju s t stepped from to r by a large m ajority.
16 by 28, an in cu b ato r house 24 by be fed, b u t the feed bill for a sm all
C ounty T reasu rer
enson, m akes her hom e w ith them Monday n ig h t. Mr. M ullins a tte n d ­ th e ir car and sta rte d around behind
ed from here. H e said about tw o
30, a feed room 20 by 30, a hay b arn flock on an irrig a te d farm is not
D eH art, 100, 106, 49; Steele, 47, and is a tte n d in g school.
it to cross th e street. Mr. T illery
D. C. BROWNELL WINS IN
dozen Interested men wer© present.
28 by 44 and his lig h t p lan t b u ild -! h ea~y/
57, 27.
is said to have noticed them too late
“ One very b ig ad vantage, too, is
A ta lk by a P o rtlan d m an who de­
ln g 16 by 24, I t is expeceted th a t
V otes on some of th e m easures was
to avoid h ittin g thorn.
CONTEST IN UMATILLA
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Raym
ond
E
llio
tt
of
sires to fu rn ish roots and th e dis­
tw o fla t cans w ill be needed to move th a t th e flock m akes its w ay on land as follows in th e th re e p recincts:
Mrs. P a rk is said to have been th e
P o rtlan d w ere here Sunday as guekts
tillin g p la n t for e x tra c tin g the m int
th e lum ber in th e build in g s a fter th a t would otherw ise be a loss, or
To p ro h ib it in h eritan ce and income
more p ainfully in ju red h er h u rts in ­
McKenzie Is Re-elected Recorder;
a t th e best w ould not pay very big taxes, 18 yes, 40 no; 26 yes, 107 no; a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. w as made.
they have been dism antled.
cluding tw o fractu res of her rig h t
Pierce. Mr. E llio tt Is in charge of
dividends.
The
sheep
have
ab
o
u
t
an
Low
lying
land
th
a
t
contains
an
6 yes, 68 no.
Mr. W h ite h as been in th e chicken
leg
an
d
lacerations
on
the
skull.
She
Tucker, Treasurer; One
th e a ffa irs of the P ilo t P ock bank
business for th e p ast five years and | acre an d a h alf of alfalfa land for
E astern norm al school, 125 yes, 17 w hich recently closed its doors. Mrs, excess of m oisture is needet for the also suffered
considerably
from
p
asture.
The
alfalfa
co
ntained
too
grow
ing
of
the
crop,
local
men
w
ho
Woman on Council.
h a s devoted ills effo rts to com m ercial
no; 145 yes, 10 no; 48 yee, 17 no.
shock. Mrs. M cF arland
suffered
E llio tt and Mrs. P ierce are Bisters.
have studied the p la n t stated. Q uite
h a tc h in g and eelling eggs d irect to much blue g rass to 'm ake it p ro fit­
E astern Oregon tuberculosis hospi­
cuts on the rig h t tem ple and bruises.
an Increase in th e c u ltu re of th*
In th e sp irite d city election
In
re s ta u ra n ts an d hotels in big cities. able to cut for hay. Then th e sheep tal, 108 yee, 21 no; 146 yes, 15 no;
Both women were taken to P endleton
were
used
along
ditch
banks
and
con­
p
lan
t
Ijas
occurred
in
the
W
illam
ette
U m atilla T uesday D. C. B row nell,
3TR0HM GETS $1050 FOR HIS
T his season his h a tc h in g volume
59 yes, 7 no.
a fte r Dr. Sears had atten d ed them at
valley recently, and re tu rn s have
pioneer resident, w as re-elected to
reached the 36,000 m ark, and he had v erted feed th ere th a t otherw ise
Tobacco tax bill, 39 yes, 82 no;
U m atilla.
would "have been w asted.”
the office of m ayor. T here w ere
planned before deciding to move here
48 yes, 92 no; 26 yes, 29 no.
CROP OF SPUDS PRODUCED ON been good.
Mr. T illery lives in P o rtla n d and
th ree tic k e ts in th e field, some cf
to h atch betw een 75,000 and 100,-
G
range
income
tax
bill,
92
yes,
has
bees
in
this
d
istrict.
I. L. PATTERSON
th e tick ets nam ing can d id a tes th a t
N orquist Bound Over
000 chicks in 1927. He said th a t by
22 no; 109 yes, 32 no; 63 yea, 8 no. 1 1-4 ACRES ON HIS RANCH
were alread y on a n o th e r tick et.
As a resu lt of the prelim inary
FREDERICK STEIWER
reason of the move he may n o t be
H ousew ives’s m easure, 29 yes; 85
T here w ere tw o
candidates
for
h earin g held last T hu rsd ay a fte r­
able to Increase th e h atch e ry b usi­
no; 50 yes, 8u no; 16 yes, 36 no.
A grose re tu rn of $1051.84 from
mayor, tw o for recorder, one for
ness n e x t year as m uch as if he had
U m atilla county official salaries, 1.4 acres of potatoes on m easured noon in th e c a st of th e state ag ain st
tre a su re r and 12 for council mem­
rem ained in his present location, b u t
51 yes, 54 no; 65 yes, 53 no; 18 yes, land is the record established this P eter N orquist on a charg e of la r ­
bers.
ceny of a pig the d efen d an t was
25 no.
h e expects h is 1927 volum e to be
y ear by George Strohm on ills place bound over to the g ran d Jury. He
One woman w as elected to the
ab o u t tw ice w h at it w as for th is sea­
The v o tin g place in p recin ct No. east of H erm iston.
council, Mrs. S tella P au lu .
w as released on his own recogni­
son.
53 w as a t H otel Corlis, for No. 54
T he tubere of the netted gem v a r­
The vote stood os follow s;
Several factors entered in to th e de­
a t W, J. W a rn e r’s office and for 55 iety yielded a t the ra te of 21 1-4 zance. T he com plaining w itness was
For m ayor, B row nell 89, R. O.
H. J. StilllngB. The h earin g was a t­
cision of th e L exington m an to
a t C olum bia school house.
tons, or 709 bushels, of m arketable tended by a larg e num ber of local
Lane 64.
change h is location. One of the
stock to th e acre. In addition to the people. The sta te w as represented
For recorder, E. M cKenzie 110, H.
prim e reasons w as the ad v an tag e of­
m ark etab le stu ff he had tw 0 tons of by C. C. Proebetel, d istrict atto rn ey ,
CANFIELD-GOULD
E. C hrism an 36.
fered her© In th e way of sav in g on
culls to feed to his hogs w hich he and the d efen d an t’s atto rn e y w as
F or treasu rer, E lm er T ucker 126.
feed prices by buying th ro u g h the
A w edding of in te re st tc local peo­ gave a value of $5 per ton.
F or council, H. B. H u ll 130, Dr.
R. I. K eator of P endleton.
F arm B ureau Co-operative.
For
The potatoes were sold locally and
ple w as solem nized S atu rd ay a fte r­
A lexander Retd 104, H. E. R oden-
several w eeks he h as been h a u ln g his
noon in th e parsonage o f th e C hris­ Mr. Strohm had a dem and for more IRRIGATION DISTRICT TO
baugh 97, W. T. L am bert 85. Mrs.
feed from H erm iston to L exington, a
tian ch u rch a t P end leto n w hen Miss stock th a n he could furnish.
S tella P au lu 76 and L. B row nell 67.
d istan ce of approxim ately 40 miles.
The land w as m easured by Enos
ELECT MEMBER OF BOARD
W elm a Gould and Jo h n C anfield of
Unsuccessful can d id ates w ere G. R.
" I used to buy my feed by th e c ar­
U kiah w ere m arried. T h e cerem ony M artin, project m anager.
Moss, O. C. H aney, W. H. Shepherd,
load in th e sp rin g ,” he said, ‘‘b u t to
The a n n u al ejection to name one
The patch of ground was in th in
wag read by Rev. Guy L. D rill in
Mrs. E. T ucker, C. E. B erkey and
do th a t I had to advance $2,.000 in
the presence of a few frien d s and rel­ alfalfa la st y ear and w as plowed th e d irecto r on th e board of th e H er­
Mrs. F red Stone.
a lum p sum , an d th a t is a lot of
atives. T he groom is th e son of Mr. la tte r p a rt of A pril. The a lfalfa and m iston irrig a tio n d istric t w ill be held
money. I consider th e plan
th a t
and Mrs. R. C. C anfield of H erm is­ grass had grow n u n til It w as knee next T uesday, November 9. T. W.
ALLALFA SEED HAS MOVED
farm ers a re follow ing h e re th ro u g h E lected T uesday G overnor of Oregon
ton and is in th e livestock business high to th e horses, and th is grow th B otkin’s term as diroctor expires, and
th e ir o rganization is ideal. It costs
his
nam
e
w
ill
be
on
th
e
b
allo
t
for
re-
MORE RAPIDLY THIS YEAR
n ear U kiah. T h e couple departed w as tu rn e d under. T he land has
P tn d leto n A ttorney H onored by E lec­
m e $1.10 to p u t a pullet in th e lay ­ MOVEMENT OF HAY STILL
Monday on a w edding trip to C ali­ also been given a coat of m anure election. Mr. B otkin has served for
tion to Senate.
in g house a t th e ag e of six m onths
Sales Made at About the Same R ate.
fo rn ia a fte r w hich they w ill re tu rn three tim es d u rin g th e past eight a num ber of years. He Is a pioneer
SLOW IN THIS DISTRICT
in L exington, and I know I can r e ­
years. P la n tin g w as done A pril 4, resid en t on the project.
to U kiah to live.
IRRIGON
duce th a t cost very m aterially by
As two Years Ago, U. 8.
1600 pounds of certified seed being
¿k in g advan tag e of th e sav in g in Keener Demand Anticipated by D eal­
C. E. B urkey of U m atilla w as a
C harles Dillon, Ja c k G orham and used.
>
T he fifth annual school carnival,
Department Finds.
feed costs th a t is afforded by buying
Mr. Strohm now p lan s to have a business visitor in H erm iston W ed­ given last S atu rd ay evening, w as a
O. H. W a rn e r of B oardm an w ere H er­
er» D uring N ext Sixty
feed th ro u g h th e local o rg an izatio n .”
patch of about th ree acres next year. nesday.
m iston visito rs S atu rd ay .
success socially and
financially.
A pproxim ately 40 per cent of th®
The organ izatio n of all local b usi­
Day» or So.
Many com plim entary rem ark s w ere 1926 a lfa lfa crop is eetim ated
by
ness men w hich w as form ed last
made by those who attended. The the U nited State® d ep artm en t of ag­
A ugust and has been m eetin g a t in ­
The m ovem ent of h ay to m ark et
¡ h l.li school boys’ m in strels was con­ ric u ltu re to have left grow er«’ h an d s
terv als since recently got in touch has been slow in th is d is tric t d u r­
sidered
an
o u tstan d in g
featu re. by October 20. T his is about th e sam e
w ith Mr. W hite and interview ed him ing th e p a st few weeks, according to
F in an cially the school cl««rad about movem ent as tw o year® ago. b u t 1»
on the subject of m oving to H erm is­ local dealers. Some hay has been
forty-five dollars on the a ffair.
faster th an a y ear ago w hen on th »
ton w here feed costs for p o u ltry and shipped o u t all of th e tim e, b u t the
A num ber from here atten d ed the sam e date but 30 per cent had mov­
d airy men are a t rock bottom prices. volum e h as not been heavy. Coast
m asquerade ball a t B u tte r creek on ed. G row ers have been free sellers
He evinced a lively in te re st b u t ex- dairy c en te rs a re not ta k in g a lfalfa
In some sections b u t havei sold slow-
S atu rd ay night.
pressed the opinion th a t he could not very rap id ly , th o u g h th ere a re in d i­
Mns, Jo h n Goebel has re tu rn e d to I ,y | n o th ers whede th e y fe lt th a t
m ake the move fo r a t least a n o th e r , catio n s th a t th e dem and m ay be ex-
the hospital a t Pendleton w here s h e , prices w ere not in line w ith o th e r
season, due to th e heavy expense o f ' pected to be keen er w ith in th e next
m ust rem ain for a num ber of weeks. I ,eeds, w hich are m ostly h ig h e r th a n
m oving h is equipm ent.
j 60 days.
T he w om an's com m unity club was last year The h ig h est price« for
A m ovem ent w as then launched t o 1 A t p resen t Tillam ook and o th er
pleasantly en tertain ed a t the home common a lfa lfa on O ctober 20 w ere
see if a plan could not be evolved to consum ing cen te rs a re still stocked
of Mrs. Chas. Glasgow on W ednes­ offered in South D akota $15.80. and
give Mr. W h ite some inducem ent to w ith clover and o ats and vetch hay
M ontana $15.20, and the low est
day afternoon.
move Im m ediately.
A com m ittee purchased In th e W illam ette valley
Jo h n S m ith of C alifornia Is sp en d ­ prices In O klahom a and New Mexico,
headed by O. C. P ierce and h av in g as d u rin g the sum m er, b u t th e supply
ing a few days w ith his parents, the $12.60. P i. es .'.tie low er than la s t
Its rem aining m em bers
T h o m a s1 is n o t expected to be su fficien t to
year In all but one or t " o Im p o rtan t
C. B. Sm iths.
Cam pbell, Col. J. F. M cN aught, S id - ; fill th e needs of dairym en In th a t
T he O liver fam ily have moved producing »Intts and n/< raged $14.25
ney B arn aard , J . M. Biggs and J. S. section.
tem p o rarily onto th e B ill B arker per 100 pcund i. ba I ■> clean, com par­
H arvey met w ith Mr. an d Mrs. W hite ; V ery little feeding is being done In
ed w ith $15.30 last year and $15.65
place.
S atu rd ay afternoon a fte r they h a » th is p a rt o f th e sta te , except in the
A nother Jones fam ily h as located two y ears aqo. In ilie larg est G rim
decided to purchase a place here. The rase of dairym en. Sheep a re still on
in th is com m unity, these foiks h av ­ alfalfa producing d is f lc l $26 $21
com m ittee had been auth o rized to aid p a stu re for th e most p art.
ing bought th e place weet of War­ was offeied; elsew here $26-$35.
in d efraln g th e m oving expenses of
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The fastest m ovem ent occurred In
ner’s.
th s p la n t, and a verbal ag reem en t to
Members of H erm iston post No.
Lyle Seam an and fam ily w ere Pen Idaho, Oklahom a, New Mexico, K an
th is effect w as entered in to a t th e 37, A m erican Legion, w ere h o sts to
sa® and South D akota. The slow est
dleton shoppers S atu rd ay .
Saturda meeting.
th e le g io n L adies’ a u x iliary a t a card
Mr®. M. M. M arkham of P endle­ m ovem ent was in N o rth D akota,
Mr. W h ite is en th u sia stic about p arty S atu rd ay n ig h t In th e I. O. O.
ton visited w ith the McCoys over the Utah and N ebraska. Movement w as
th e possi bi 11 title s offered by th is F. h all. Both 500 aa d bridge were
faster th an last year lu U tah. Idaho.
week end.
d is tric t for grow ing ben s and produc- played d u rin g th e course of th e eve-
T he McNary« have moved from the M ontana. South D akota and N ebras­
Ing eggs. He sta rte d on some bot- nlng. P rize w in n ers w ere Mrs W il-
H licks place to th e S u d d arth farm ka. and It w as about th e same as or
tom land n ear L exjpgton five y ears I ism S h aar and H arry Kelly. Deco-
slow er th a n lairt year In th e rem ain ­
form erly occupied by Lyle Saling.
ago on a sm all scale anil h i s been ratio n « were in keeping w ith H allo-
T he g range is p lan n in g on giving ing states. W eath er conditions In
in creasin g his flock stead ily every w e'ea. A luncheon w as served as a
for
a com m unity d in n er on T hanksgiving most d is tric ts w ere favorable
year. H e is a young m an w ith a l o t 1 p a rt o f th e ev en in g 's program . P eter
day. Mm. B ert K n ig h t has charge producing a b e tte r q u ality of
of eathuslaam for bia chosen lin e of C astric sang, and a n u m b er o f infor-
than laat year.
of the a ffair.
work..
' mal ta lk s w ere made. T he eom-
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mlttee In charge of the party were
George Bancroft who was 111 for
W a lte r H inkle, land a p p raiser for
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie were I’rsel H iatt, James Todd and Lyle
the federal land bank at Spokane, «orno tim e with influenza w as at
Pendleton visitors Wednesday
Tilden.
■was h ere Sunday on business.
work again this week.
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